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Vol. 5 No. 8 (2018): 1º e 2º Semestres de 2018

HEIDEGGER, KANT E O PROBLEMA DA LIBERDADE

Submitted
April 6, 2026
Published
2019-06-03

Abstract

In this paper I provide an analysis about the question of causal demarcation of freedom’s problem whose arises from Heidegger's interpretation of Kant's work. For that, it will be required an analysis of phenomenological interpretation of the feeling of respect aiming the right determination of agent's mode of being. Afterwards I drawn attention to phenomenological interpretation of Critique of Pure
Reason concept of Spontaneity in connection with that of freedom. This account will be important from a methodological point of view, preparing for the analysis of the relation between freedom and causality. As a result, from an ontological perspective, will be possible consider a concept of freedom other than that derived from the causal structure commonly associated with it.

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